Enjoy BUDDHIST PINE trees for their...
. dark green year-round foliage >>> needle-like + deer resistant + salt tolerant
. sturdy upright form >>> long-lived slow to moderate growth rate to 20'+
. eco-friendly nature >>> considered water-wise + pest-free + drought tolerant
. versatility >>> standalone accent tree + privacy screens + formal clipped hedges
. enduring popularity >>> choice for xeriscape gardening + coastal gardens
USDA plant hardiness zones: 7, 8, 9, 10 | considered hardy to 0 °F (-18°C)
Sunset plant hardiness zones: 4-9, 12-24 [western states]
LIGHT: full sun to partial shade
WATER: evenly moist [considered drought tolerant once established]
SOIL: fertile + humus-rich + slightly acid + well-drained [highly adaptable]
Botanical Name: Podocarpus macrophyllus
Plant Family: Podocarpaceae - Podocarp Family
Plant Origin/Yew Nursery Cultivar: Japan + South China
Podocarpus macrophyllus was introduced into the United States in the early 1800's
a.k.a: Japanese Yew, Southern Yew, Chinese Yew, Podocarpus macrophylla
How to grow Buddhist Pine trees
. Select a location that provides adequate sunlight, water, and soil requirements [see above]
. Water regularly until established and during dry spells for optimum performance
. Fertilize Buddhist Pines in early spring before new growth appears
. Prune as needed to maintain desired height for hedges [otherwise not required]
. Maintain a mulch layer to conserve soil moisture and minimize pesky weeds
. Avoid unnecessary cultivation around plants once they're established
. Grow Southern Japanese Yew indoors or in winter-protected containers in colder climates
Plant Shipping Size: Premium Three Gallon [#3G] nursery-grown plant (11.36L)
We ship large, gift quality plants in their original container and soil. Japanese Yew's guaranteed to delight your family and friends. Send living gift trees that impress.
